The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-03 00:00:00

. , The Mori, gri, Alejmukr by!by 4 iscaiint 3 Md: tipo.i her iu,ifri'ige. Liver rwrit G„orirti:secin, lltie, E ar!:Of Lady G. Pratt, li`nier motbei, 'the. Countess OC Camden. ipts 7 WI& brlng:4lpoinzeti Bishop et Roehestei; in toe room at Dr. llimpier, .traisla,tud rn 'mel3lowpm); of •- ' • lirt4adier.G.3l:l-.41 upon,his jutmit:G.elir•A.l reiurn trod' pa iti • Sis., J 9 t 1.4 Nichols, upon 111*444:qg Atettele(Airt, br wiiriani 5,...0tt. • • Skrlsipbsci um: trona or- thi coast of Spam:• T.hot MO. Mts. 'John, HoikitY, Visaannteisldelirtfle.• 1)r; Christopher kofiinion, upon his being apti?nired the 1(.4.* Aavoc.ne, arid- te'relviti) the hohodi Of Knighthood, by Sir W. Stott. • Loitt-Cfilthorp, niind his .eotifin'i of age. The iloia-IMts,.-(:-.4.irles V)scouttitSS. - Cdtiirt-ol'Aliillint,,hy Sir !tinted Clark. CT4I johns Hape;.".,Cipun 'marriage i Viscount •Mel: • . .- - - . 1 • . ‘,lstountess CaitlßOis p i reiehied thethiee 'Littlied Di it t: Y 1.1 '29411. limn !'o7...tigal. .• •. • ' • (';‘,ll-. 'A'. Hop.:, upon his marriage, by Viscount Melville. i " kt ; ure nant • Co longi . E. I lay. , Assistiult Adjutant• General to the Cavalry, upon his return from Spain. Vi,:scount Cast leross) upon his coming of age, by•hit tither, the Earl of kenina re . i • The Marquis o 1 Sligo, 'Upon' coining to his title and the 'peerage. . . . , . . . Lieutenant.Geneiar tord 'Paget, upon his return from tpaiii. • . LhiLli.C. T. 11111, upon his promotion to his Majesty's Se. Ccin,l*Vegialcalt 01. flow Guar d s, by Lord' Heat Wield - • alr• , Uoin v upon his being appoinced ConinuSoioner of the V idualling hoard. • Lad) Margaret Cameron,. upon her c.oming.freni the Da* pumas, by the Countess of Glasgow. 1. • . The lion. Mr. Knox, •by t. 4 rt. Morton.. ' Lady Robinson. on cooling to her title. ~ ...hit, Admiral Sir I aiIICS Sau marez, on his return from the w icit Lieutenant, Getieril Mackenise Frazer, Upon his promo tion and tautii trton SpAii.., ' • • • . . Lady Gage, upon her marriage by thq Marchioness of Du. nevi. . , :' - ~. ,- • .• - . Governor Cameron, upon his coming from the ltahamas. Major Gen. l'erguson, upon his tieing appointed to cum. roan: the Sicilian regiment. Tile Hon. Miss t ust, by Lady Ilrowillow. 141 F• Wiltlre 1, b) I.OAI Itayiling. _ C. ' l ' t ain Perc.V.. Aid de.Cairip to the ' late Lieutenant. IC ePcral SIT I. Moore, upon his return trorn Win. , s brigarthr.Gener..l I,ne, upon his reterrn from Portugal and 4pain, by the Earl of Westmorland. Mr. Powell, by Mr. Pinckney. the Atnerican Ambassador. lirigadter.Geuerat Stewart, upon his return Irons Spain, and 'wort hes appointment a Governor ut Fort Charles,' in lainarca. The. Rev. Dr. Carey, Sub.Altionry to his 'lllajei.ty, upon his belt% dppoinuxi to rtie..L'rebendary of Westinnister. .- .-... .. . . . Yesterday his .Royal Highness the Duke of 'lock and pulonel l'Ay boa dined with the Earl-of CHER- . TP.RPIELD, at Chesterfi-td-House, Yesteraly his 110 ) al Highness the Duke of YORK had int interview with ins MAJESTY at the Queen's .. . .. Yesterday her B. iyal Highness' Princess Sorsta, being a little indisposed, did dot-attend at Ilse Draw- . fug 'loom,- . .Her Royal Highness • went in the Duke Of Yost 's carriage to Lady C..Ftwciti'.and atter passiN an hour with her Ladyship, returned to the cLierp S.kni+C• . • • 11 4.,oilowii n .lrtter from Vienna eXpliinsille na• tuie f the kir attempt upon th e lite of the Aticn • btuN C9NST i t.NTIZSE, at St. l'eterithorgh, While it Slitwo i Ito marked iiiid rooted. di*iatihtaction of the Peoi4 . at the p er nici o us system of policy at present. ad5:4 5 4.0 by the Coors id Russia. . 4 9“Irk4tt- Or A LETTER FROM VIZIMA, 'MD.. 1). . . " Messenger itst ariived from St. Petitrsburgh, 'evith dispatches for the Russion .Arnhassador, .brings intelligence of an attempt hating been made upon the bite ut the Grant' CoNSTANTI". Time eircurnst "C" 'Ere as follow :---CONSTANTINE was •"41( ."1; o ne evening 41. same distance trout the Pa lace, with an Ai ( i - tie-dmill), both of them (twist:4i in kind of blue miintle,:getterdly worn ai Si. Peters burgh, a man came heh lid with the intent to shoot COSTANTINg ; but I ;frorn . the. similarity of dress, i'o 41 9 0 k, , p the Aid- ( lo•Caut' for the Grand Duke. He fired," and the Aid-de -Camp immediately -101 . The body was instantly seized by several men; and dragged away to a cousidetable diStance.. On the firing* the ,hot, the Gland Duke sought safety by . flight, and took refuge Palace. A Pteelama' tion Was published, offering a reward for the disco- Very of the otien.der._ Ail. order was at the same tittle sent to the 'and t ~Post- ail tt~d Office to open: and 'examine totters, iO dVi 4in those that had any re- leremie.to this business. OC thi s d escr i pttott a grea t number Was found. The people- iu general, but tuore'partic.ularly this Nobles,: ate highly dissati . sted with ;the measures that are pursued, to which, it is the universal persuasion., .that AL EXANDRE is' alto gether influenced by COSISTANTII4B. It is added, that ( 4 '%;—: yuprETANTINE is suppoied to line a secret .prO froto,BuoNafrawra of being speedily raised to the Tliione in the place of ALEXANDER, who is not thouit to possess a sufficiently decisive character for the trial ,plans that BUONAPARTE has still to carry into effect." .. ........ . ... . , 14%44 'hive been received from Stockholm, to th e lath, and f rom Cariscrona- to the 23d Ultimo, They are Cecil as to any potitic3l tra.osattions, but mention the preyalene`e of- an epidemic. disease in Sw4ttn, fatal in iis effeas. ritip..-7--ADgiller. duel was fou g ht on Tuesday morning, in a field leading from Wormwood Scrubs to Bayswater, between a Mr. Scatchert, a. Medici,' Student,- and a Mr. Hembrowe, an Officer belonging to the Xlatine Staff, in which the former was wound. t. 1 . 4 . 111 the pistol hand in the fi rs t s ho t' H e was to his apartments in.Chirlotie-street, Fitzroy and yesterday his hand was amputated.. .- 4 7 % "'lei origi n at e d in consequence of a dispute ie. cotre ' t. some mil;tary operations in Sp a i n , at a in Oxford-street, on M on day night Whe :° n the Of his adversary. The Marchioness of LANSDowN, o 1 ,Wednesday v uiling," ga ve h er first party this season, at her horse in ilerkeley:stinare, which, in .point of ele gance of c on , p , ny , may vie with.any of the parties that have already been given. The Hon. Mrs. K N os,entertained about four ho n . I3 Mti of the fa s hi ona bl e world on' Wednesday even ing, at her house in Upper Grosvenor -street, with I ball and supper.. 1 C°..13. Cititarsio-Caoss.—An old- gentleman; Who favours CA iiTait With his custom, makes it a Nit) to purchat?.. the YIAST Ticket that is lobe dis. Poled of, because he says the Capital Prizes cao. Slot then h ave b een bought. Without venturing to *filtrate the value tit this opinion, we may safely say, 1441 aging, in conformity vitt) it is certainly attend- WI , with these. advantages, that the scope of - choice is More general, and the Comparative economy of the Purchase unquestionable. UTCII. PfIPEPS. I.=-;-the,cixy befoie . -yesiO•dak tit irriperial M.jest, atte'r nia4s; gate 'audience to the Foreign MiniSterp; on Wbich . - pccl;3sion :Baron VA.. DER. ticIXN was presente4, to Majesty by the Dutch Ambassador Baron VERHEUL. BERLIN, 'FEB: PrUssian Majesty has given orders to intinire into the state and condition of the fortresses of Neisse and Spandau, and to sup=' ply Them with artillery, .ammunition, • and • provi, sions, as far as 'the deferiee__Of the'other fortresses will permit. 'The Magistrate:4 of the different places have also been ordered to make returns of the Ellin) , her of men fit for service: , - • • By an order of the 26th DeCettiber, the ,Prussian Cabinet ha 4 abolished the distinction which hitherto subsisted between Protestant and . RoMan Catholic subjeUs, with regard`to their respective civil rights, on account of the loyal and zealous attachment to their Sovereign, Which they evinced during the late • unfortunate 'war. • Their. Prusiian IViajestles left Petersburgh. on the . 31st January last. His Imperial Majesty attended thein. to the confines of the district of Petersburgh, and they were saluted by a discharge of too pieceS of cannon, During their stay in Petersburgh they received numerous proOti of the friendship of the liulierial fathily, and also, according to report, a million of ducats, on .account of an old debt from Russia . to Prussia. Ainong the fetes given in honour of their Majesties, that at the French Ambassador's Hotel was by far the moo splendid. Their Majes ties arrived in Mtitnel the Bth inst. in the evening.— , (Leyden Gazelle, ‘ Feb, 27.) ,CATALAYAD. IN AHRAGON, JAN. 11..--The • Pro vince where we are at preen is one of the richest and most populous in SPain. The country offers a variety,of piduresrine views, and we have plenty of bread, Wine, and mntton. Saragossa, where the remains of the army Which was defeated in Tudela has Mikan shelter, contains at present upwards of 120,000 souls, and 40,000 men in arms, which large number cannot but acce lerate the surrender of the Place ; where, as it is sur rounded on all sides, the utmost scarcity of pro visions • must na!urAly prevail.' The Duke of Abrantes (Subsoil is besieging the town with the ath.corps, and with the division of General &miter. Wo Are covering the 'siege with another division. :The town lias b , ietn blockaded ever since the 'Jilt of ,flecernber. The works and trenches are already pushed on to the gates 'of the town, and the bon baidinent is ,kept up without intertuiSsion. In short, within a. fortnight, the place must surrender, when Saragossa shall have been subdued, Arragon is 'not likely to make any fdther resistance, and all Spain will be conquered, for all-the inhabitants who remain in a state of insurredion, have fixed their eyes on Saragossa. , By an Imperial Decree of the - 2Gth of last month, the exportation of grain has been permitted from tie ports of Dunkirk, Calais, St. Valery upon Somme, Dieppe, Havre, Rouen; Caen, and Granville. 'lice grain is to pay export duty according to a progres sive rate of customs; rye, barley, oats, grits, and Indian corn pay one moiety of the duty laid bn wheat. 'LENTZ, FEB. 8......(8y Way of France.)—The anxiety which the reports of a new war in Austria had oecasinneci, has been augmented by the late .measures of the Court of Vienna. It is certain that some light corps ere to be formed, which will be sent. to join different regiments. Other military preparations are likewise making, and magaz:ties are forming in Bohemia and Austria". M. FASSEENDEE, who in the late campaigns was Principal Commissary of the Austrian Army, has been again 'appo i nted to that post, and the Count Ds GUINN; formerly Adjutant General. to the Arch duke,CAUaLES, lias been appointed Adjutant to the Emperor. The Archduke FgRDINAND is to take the , thief command of an Austrian army in Bohemia, if . war should break out, and Count BeLLEGARDU will command' an army in Corinfhia and Carniola. In the mean time, several Generals, who commanded on the Turkish frontiers have been recalled to Vi enna. Many persons, however doubt whether the Archduke CitAitz.Es approves of the measures of the .Court, and will'be 'willing to enter into a new war. In the 'conferences which have been held sin the snbjea, and at which both that Prince and the Arch dtike FettnisiAbip . , the brother of the Empress, were present, it is'sisitfa new getter levy was spoken of, and ditlisrent measures proposed to render it agree ' able to the people. Those most experienced intni litary affairs estitnate the whole Of our regular troops at 143,000 men ; but it is not praelicable to find a traitrof artillery sufficient for an army of 60,0°0 m e n.....:..(Leyden Courant, Feb. 27.) V011;N‘ A, Fn. 11.—A Courier set off by our Internuncio at Constantinople, M. &TIMMER * h 4 brought intelligence to the Govisrnment of s new insurrection of the Janissaries, which has been very bloody, .and by which the Porte'wes obliged to Con clude a Peace with England. The Courier left onatihtitiopie on - tlie:ilt}iJativarp:' ' ± e consel queoce of this even[ has bee.ii;! . Vat,the Russian Ge . sitTals thiye brekeb bW all c.oriithunteition With the The English have bought 'OP h great quantity of cotton at Smyrna, and paid for great - pail -of wish 601onial Onromoditit.s. .4%)ey, do not sulfur Vessel to Piss tiglich is Cadet] wiiiicottotr,andOuhd' to Triete. The Gazette contains the'follnwini articp - , On(ler the head of Turkey : . • - "On the 501 of January; Peace was - conch:AA between England and the Skil)lime Porte; by' the EngUS!) Minister, Mr. Assent, and lIAKKI . EFPr.I4Df; iA consequence of which all the Ports in the Turkish Empire are open to the English Ships. This im portant ititellig,ente was immediately transmitted to the. principal commercial towns in Europe, Asia, and Africa, and a great 'change may be'expetited in the trade of the great towns of, the Levant, and the price of . most commndities.”-:-(Ltivdc,n Courant, Feb.' ler) • GOTTENBURGH MAILS. GoTiTNI3UP.G2I, FED. 21.—The following 'is an net:ain't of the last convoy which sailed from Carls croni, tin the 22d of Deceinber, "to England, can r sisting of :five British Ships or War, three'Swedish Ships of War, and twelve Merchant Vessels, principally large 'Prussians :;--British - Vessels of War, viz. SalseUe Frigate, drifted, from the Malmo Channel among the •ice into the Baltic, without anchors or cable ; Gun-brig,' totally wreck ed the t tilt of January, near 401110, the crew saved ; Argent, Gun-brig, 'sent - round by the Belts with dispatches, the . 28th of Decemheil • Fame, Brig Cutter, totally lost in' Bornholm on the, ti.oops.which.reinatc at present in the provinces if f 334 Decemb.r, with her Commander, .and three of ,' .. Ulertherg, have ,orders to repair' to the - interior of , .., totally lost, near Finland. . her crew ;utter - Saconner, Sl oop C The remains ains ....e. the Swedish .oi 4 mY are . Colleen- - _ Ysiad, crew saved ; Camilla Frigate. dr:tie.,l into the tr u ed in the environs of Turnea and Lapotha. 'These ' Baltic from the Malmo ClLionel,withunt •ancliors,&c.. troops are in a..yerY bad position, and are in wan t .... of articles of the:.hrst necessity. In this. season', 'ir. . Inntaleta Brig Cutter, citified through the Sound is impossible to send. succour from the :interior or -- the fit . h January, and got into .the Swedish Tort Sweden.. It is said, 'that the etrintriianication his . Toreko;• Froughton ditto, drifted through the Sound ' . been,, interrupted between .Lapctoia . and Nuctland • . *f since.Decetnhr. • . -.• '• - - ~. :. , the- 6th January, and get. into the Swedish, P ' - '. ort. PsTA . asactiort, .JAN, 1 :).-4-,drt the arrrival of °to Warberg, " • '-• - .. - -.-,. kii;g Ind Queen of Prussia at the•Castle.of St rehrle; • where they passed-the night ; they wire Names of the Merch an t V esse l s , c hi e fl y l oa d e d .• Met • by tho Grmd bake Censtantine and the grand Marshat! ' from Russian Ports, with hemp, &c.—licconmence. : • • -.' . • . ~. .. ' . . . Count Tolstoy, .to compliment them intim name of • meet, Capt. KRUGER, bUrnt while on shore in the his Majesty. They. were scarcely seated. at tabk,- • Mailllo Channel, by tfie Danes, on the 17th Jan. ; u. hen they went surprised most agreeably by his. up. expeeted -arrival.. The Monarch spent lite evening Britannia, ANDERSON, taken by the Danes the oti • - 1 ; with his. illustrious visitors, and did not return. tilt ' Joshina Fountaina, Ussui s o na r.„ d r if te d i nto the late in St. Petersburgh. The solemn entry into the Baltic, with Danei on board; Saii i raa 13 ecKe . it ,- capital• took place next day. jort, . . drifted through the Sound the . 6th of January, and The two Empres ' es came to . meq their ..Majett« ties, to the • gate of the last anti-chattber of the not since heard of; Four - Friends, GUN SON, all castle; and these august Personages, preceded by En g lish vessel, taken by the Danci the 6th January ; tit' Chamberlains and G.2ntlemen.'id wailing, re- Three David:, BULK. stranded' near' Skams, cargo . paired to the apartments of the dowager Eutpress, saved ; Minarca, W.EGNER, taken .by to whom the King of Prussia gave his hand. The the Dines ; Queen was led by the Emperor and Empress. In' the loth, of January t Nnckceskda, DaTcass, drift- !. a most elegantapartieect hung with a .r•le-coloured the Queen found a .supeib golden t o il et , an d ed into the Baltic without anchors, and returned' silk , , in a basket, , adorned with tlowers h v iz. T ur ki s h ' with banes on board, :one sunk near Maltno7--erew shaWli, &c. .. . . . . . saved; Yeschkenslial; SANDpunort, burnt by the BRRLIN; JAN. o.—The follou ing are.the names. Danes while on shore,. on the . 15th January, near of sortie 'ofthe Ottieers Who commanded Prussian fortresses during the last wari and who have been Malty); Enigheit; Et.intarn, and another Gallint . taken by he 'Danes off Hornbeck... ~ , , before a Council of War :---4.;eneral eri . , 11 u ~ • oil) , Act ounts have -lately reached 'tis of tfie, Claudio Commander of Stettin ; General idecoti, Commander Cutter being lost on the Nerway coitst,with 14 .01 ; 1 ( 4 anion . , t• Finniein ; General Beneekennorl Cnnmander of • , (- C . ()tenet &Inman, Principal Eligineer of ' her guns, and of the loss of the Proselyte Sloop of Custrin - - ' Ma' Rau b who, it . k , •siid.,,ciaused, tl.st Jor . 2 ) War, in the Anholt ;, besides the loss in this quaiter . sword of the Great Frederick to fall into the hands of the Pirrcer an d.CO ns t ant G un -b r i g , of the Ftenah. It is reported,. titht the Commander • . •• ' of Cuvrin, A. Von Ingersleben, escaped as he was aboUt to be arrested. • The late Minister, Baron Von kiardenberg, instill here. . . . PLYMOUTH, 'MARCH j.--Arri%ed the French Brig letter ormarilue Six Fi.eres, pierced for 22 guns, bht had four only on board wben. captured, having thrown the others overboardin chime., 28 men, laden . . with brandy and; in 'from 'BOurdeatti, 'bound' to the isle of France, captured 'on the 231 nit, six hours after sailing, by L' eligk Frigate. she is quite new, and a most beautiful vessel of her class. There were several other 'Armed Vessels laying at Boor deaux, laden with provisions, brandy, wine, &c. bound to the French Colonies, ready for a start, when the Six PriYes sailed. JAN.'Pants, 30„- - There hai _pig appeared in: the fioyitt Gazette of Amsterdam, the law concerning the budget for the yearlBo9. When this law was approved by the Legislative 'Body, . on' the 20th of December, the President - on 'this (tension addressed the King in the following ,words .•; . Situ--It is now several, years that Our ResoluE. ' tions: relative to the'Budget . haseboin the impression of g iel, Occasieued by the increttsing .watits ot the kingdom. ' We ekiicrienct 0.1'14 eittittieht still, and your Majesty, we know,,,shares it. We could have . wished that the stint necessary for the expences ot the following year had been leSs, but a con currence of most ditficutt circutustanees have 60- ,-poseA this. It is with so much the more gratitude that we see the atnount of the expettes diminislu:d .to 'ten millions, a saving. which we owe to the pater nal cares:of his Majesty fur his subjeLti. • . " Nevertheless, Sire, we recogiiir e th e difficulty of our Situatiott,_and the inipossiuility of supplYing these wants by the ordinary resources; and we feet that : this situation cannot be meliorated by useless lamentation. The interest of - the i'cingdoin com mands us to coneur'with your Majesty th. the :le,iq burthensome measures„byadopting those which, in his wkdoin and prudence. he has propored for the general welfare. . _ ..., - . . • " The conviCl ion' of this duty, Sire, hits led 'Us to approve, without, the least del..ty, the .13uuget hf ti as year 1809, such as your'Majesty has caused it to be presented to us. We hope • Owl , tir cc ;slarit 'de sire to etfett, in future, a diminution of expellee by all possible savings, will hate a happy result, and that you will attain theend you propose, Of fornittl at length a permanent fiqdget, built - oott certain calcidation , ;, in ,order that, with the assistance ot the • Ahnighty, and under the wise govetimient of your Majest ),%A e may reach the year t 8.:. , 6 . Under this `point o f v i ew ) 4,111-M.ijesty will be stall the' sa% tot r and benefactor of a nappy and tt.tt. tul people." - PORTSMOVTH, MARCH 2.--Arrived a Fleet of Transports, tram Faltrouin. • Sailed hi,e Majesty's Ship Brilliant, with the Fleet for the nrazils ; ,Fort Mahan and Peltvr, with a Fleet of Transports under convoy, for Cork. • The Fleet for the Mediterranean sailed from Covvei Roads this morning the Wet India Fleet is expelled to sail to-morrow. s ailed 1 1 4 Andersons, -, and the Lord Nelson, RUTLifiIiFOUD, (Or itlyti. Cowes. NiAnon 2 : -TIT wind having come round this morning to t north-east !he Me , _literranean and Portugal Fleets, consisting of about urn Sail, under convoy of the Eiulymion and Monies Frikates, got Under weigh, and are now safe out 01 the Needl es . Also passed through, the lira::11 convoy, from Spithe.id, accompanied by the Brilliant Frigate; and other Ships are going by, supposed to . be the WeSt India Fleet. • CORK.EXCIIANGE, NlAacn :3. , Wheat to-dsy is in tolerable supply ; gale are mane heavily at Little tuatiAiion in price; Barley in liege supply, arid cheaper; Malt likewise; Peas anti „Beans 4if each kind vary but little; Otis are at rived ..in abundant supply. with Alone ciirgoes lentil Ireland, which causes sales thereof to be cheaper ; very little Rape Seed, a great demand at much higher price; Flour yea* at our last cluoistion. The. Empress of GattmAN %viol the beginning of iast month, and all Court atuusements and ititivals had been suspended. PROM hrit , . 1 - ImllatJa6l4, 24.-- = The iCe wlti4li obStkiet4 'the Bolt and Sound depritet 44 of hil.,-iptelligea , B Which we m ght receiVefruth Dent - rink aUdSwe'4l.m.: ' Since the reprint i.hat'ibe 'Kitlgof SiVkleri' pro:: claimed 'the tetiiiination`ciethe-irMisikb - in Norway, whieli is v e ry „idances, 'nothing bas been heai4 of this Mdnaithi we know not where he'li;lior'libi.Vlie - titatida hitkt- eft rowardi Dentriark paper 4' janriditneed hat' lid' vas abOut ib iniike a voyage to -' St.:Peter-burgh; brit direct hifortnatiUb linnet this. his n;',t . ar a moment ‘l - ien the Kink, of Sweden has no Other - relations toward, . the Em peror; than' what nriie . frcitn'a siispeusion of terminate at'any titild, that 'he will iin de'rtake a voktige which conflict Ct. alone and the closest intimacy would - anthoriSe. - It is tocist that this P inee iviit await the return • of spring, and prat by the season to prolong his . got!;nions, " This Power cannot ti6AO *receive aid; of deed counsel from England f ai:d it May hapiken that 11114 insulation, deliveling hint troni the influence of that Cabinet, msroctasion 'lila 'drawing rival . to Russia, fioin '.whont he has kn'ery to fear, and Deu , ;. tharlc i , whose proxintity ni most trouble hiS'eumerce;, •- Many , months 111U3 cla-ose:;before the flithic and .. Sound*ill be open to the enteptists of the Ettglis4._ 'they must direct their farce towards other point; Where tlioir power is' menaced'; and they ‘‘illproi-: bably use this as a pretext for the abandonment ut tivir ally. Ltiti mg:, re , . 4.—The Deputies or Finland are s' ill at St. Ileiersburgh, and the. constitittion of their country is not yet tertniiiitted. S.;me difficulties have arisen,. which !cat; beetyleti to the decision of Imperi.d Mak-isty:. The inhabitants, having . Complairied of thecanton. meat of the Russian tro ps in the priivince, ;as well. as of their oppressiye number, arrangements have been male to reinedy2this. , The most perle(c.t iraitqUilily reigns On the Iron tiers of North Finland, and nothittg , is feared tr.,ln . the Smtedes; 'even should theyaiicounee th.e.fermi natiqq.ot tile,4rmistice. :-Zsio-thirdi of the Rl:lsis-tit E